Section 324 at Chase Field

- The 300 Level is the highest seating area at Chase Field, offering less desirable views of the field than most other areas at the ballpark. From the Infield portion of the 300 Level (also known as Infield Reserved), fans will have good sight lines to the center field scoreboard, and while the play on the field might be far, you're sure to save a few dollars on the cost of your ticket. Sections here are among some of the largest with up to 40 rows of seating per section. Entry tunnels are located near the bottom of the sections (at Row 4), so fans who don't want a long walk to the restrooms and concessions should avoid seats in the higher rows. 

- While further from the field than the lower level and club level seats, you can still find some good views of the game from the 300 level, most notably in these sideline sections near midfield. Sections 324-326 keep you close to the 50 yard line, offering good viewing height and optimal sight lines for seeing both ends of the field. Seating sections here are larger than most with up to 40 rows of seating, which can leave some long walks to and from the concourse. Entry tunnels are located at row 4, leaving seats in Rows 1-10 as the best options thanks to the view and close access to restrooms and concessions.